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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 14, 2009
Page
4
A compact notice identifies the editor and publisher associated with the 1906 telegraph and legal legacies, highlighting governance over content and publication duties. The brief entry anchors the personnel involved in this historical period’s press operation.
Datay Speaking out attempts to change now graduates present themselves at Holcomb High School's graduation ceremony upset a number of parents. Parents criticized the USD 363 Board of Education for not allowing public comment and for a rule prohibiting seniors from decorating caps. The board meeting discussed enforcing the rule, with calls for compromise and careful screening of decorations before the ceremony.
Parents at SWKTalk.com criticized the district for limiting public input at Monday's Holcomb board session. Graduation and cap-decorating were discussed, but attendees who could not speak handed protest letters. Garden City USD 457 boards welcome public comment with sign-in and flexible speaking time, urging Holcomb to adopt a similar dialogue-friendly policy.
Readers are advised letters must be signed with address and phone, and will be confirmed before publication. Letters are subject to editing for libel and length. Limit to 500 words. favor general thank you notes. Form letters, poems, complaints or tests will not be accepted. Fax or call numbers and mailing address provided for submission.
The First Amendment prohibits Congress from creating laws that establish religion or prohibit free exercise. It protects freedom of speech and of the press, and secures the right to gather peacefully and to petition the government for redress of grievances.
Scientist Francis Collins, who led the Human Genome Project, promotes a view that faith and evolution can coexist. He launched BioLogos.org to counter harsh views and urges Christians to accept science while maintaining belief in God. Collins cites common ancestry and criticizes creationist resistance, aiming to guide home schoolers and educators toward integrated curricula. His stance challenges evangelical reluctance to evolution and seeks to reduce harm from schisms between faith and science.
William A. Collins argues the Pentagon drives state employment and local economies. He critiques defense spending, cites F-22 and V-22 cuts and notes only modest overall savings amid Afghanistan and Iraq costs. He warns of political incentives preserving military projects at home.
An analysis of the declining U S auto industry notes overcapacity and weak demand. Chrysler teeters on life support while GM scraps brands and reorganizes to cut losses. The piece reflects on Detroit’s decline, mis management, and the shift toward smaller cars amid high fuel costs. It warns of widespread job losses and community impact. The author cites decades of industry practice like planned obsolescence and contends a painful but possible consolidation faces the sector.
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